The Temora Aviation Museum inspires the community to acknowledge the role played by Australia’s historic ex-military aircraft, and encourages visitors to learn and be inspired through its collection of aircraft to remember the efforts of the men and women who flew and supported them during times of conflict. The Museum is open daily from 10am-4pm excluding New Years Day, Good Friday, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. | Temora Aviation Museum

THAT OLD CAR'S WORTH MONEY... It's a Chicago classic...the Victory Auto Wreckers commercial. 33 years ago this week, WGN undertook shooting this very spot, on a Bensenville side street, after the original spot from 1981 was run so many times it wore out the tape. In this raw, unedited clip, listen carefully as you can hear the off-screen director giving some really good direction to "actor" Bob Zajdel. The door scene only took two takes. | WGN TV

EVOCATIVE VIETNAM SOUND #HARSAviationMuseumAustralia DHC-4 Caribou. Known by its unmistakable sound to every Aussie veteran of the Vietnam War and many activities afterwards, the de Havilland Canada DHC-4 Caribou was a mighty workhorse for the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) from 1963 until its retirement in 2009 with a tough reputation as a STOL (Short Take Off & Landing) aircraft capable of landing almost anywhere. Some 29 Caribou aircraft were acquired by the RAAF with the two at the HARS A